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<b><div align="center">Game 88 mein favorite </div></b>



<div align="center">Period 1</div>
The game opened with a face off win from Toronto prospect Eugene Feist who went 9/17 throughout the night on the dot. Though he has been one of the most consistent scoring forwards for the Scarecrows this season-Feist who's the league leader in face off % with a 57.82% win rate was held off the scoresheet recording a +1 through 15:39 played.

At 3:33 in the first rookie Joe Kurczewski took a shot on goal that went out of play, and was penalized for delaying the game!

It was a ridiculous call, everyone knew it.
Kurczewski couldn't comprehend what the fuck just happened. He shouted obscenities at the officials calling them high ass mother fuckers and stoned fucking idiots for calling a delay of game when the shot was taken from inside the Mammoths defensive zone.

Rookie defenseman for the Scarecrows Geoff Reine turned the puck over in front of his net to Colorado Mammoths forward Steven Stamkos Jr. - after he receive a pass from his goaltender Kasper Haapanen. At 12:34 Reine took a hooking penalty on Maverick O'Dooley to alleviate the threat after a beautiful pass from Stamkos Jr. left O'Dooley with a wide open net.

The Scarecrows killed both penalties but could not escape the first period unscathed. They were beat at even strength with 54 seconds remaining in the first period. Ben Dover scored on the seventh uncontested shot in a row by the Mammoths. Six times Colorado missed the net, and retrieved the puck to take a shot without making a pass. The Scarecrows failed to get a stick on the puck once during the attacking sequence that lasted nearly an entire minute.

<div align="center">Period 2</div>

The second period began with Jason Visser (8/12 FO winsl) beating Steven Stamkos Jr. on the draw. Stamkos Jr. a Buffalo prospect with incredible TPE numbers was silent for the Mammoths taking a -1 on the night winning only 5/14 face offs.

The Scarecrows opened up the scoring in the second on a neutral zone turn over from the Mammoths defense. Rheagar Targaryen intercepted a stretch pass and shuffled the puck along to Danny Foster who entered the zone with Casper Ek on his tail. Foster hit Ek with a fatty saucer that Casper ghosted into the back of the net behind Mammoth goaltender Ekaterina Rudnikova.

That wasn't it for the Crows in the second. Taro Eichelele tripped DarryL Landry to put the Scarecrows on the power play. The legendary captain of the Scarecrows who's put up 50 fucking points added a goal to his record on the PP at 12:40. It was a clean shot off a face off win from Willy Mack <3 bon voyage Willy <3. Kelly Rivet's blast from the point put the Crows up 2-1 with 8 to go in the second.

<div align="center">Period 3</div>
Stamkos Jr. Won the opening faceoff against Ronnie Westbrook the 92nd overall pick in the S30 draft. Westbrook has slowly but surely been gaining TPE and is has been huge addition to the locker room coming out of the twelfth round. He's progressed farther in defense than any other forward on the team, and he's contributed offensively!

At 0:35 Westbrook found the back of the net with a helper from none other than the mouthbrow king himself Kelly Rivet, and Danny 'Bananas' Foster.

The Mammoths spent the third period chasing fruitlessly for twenty minuets. They played hard and killed off 4/4 penalties. But spending almost half the period on the PK made it impossible for the Mammoths the lowest scoring team in the league to come back.

<div align="center">Three Stars</div>
1. Kelly Rivet
With two points (1g 1a) Rivet continued with another strong performance during his monumental season. The Portland prospect has put up just over a point per game from the blue line this season improving drastically from his three goals and eight assists in season twenty nine.

2. Danny Foster
Add two more assist to this guy's marks he has been putting up A's like nobody's business these past two seasons, and he added two more to his SMJHL total of 42 over just under 100 games. Foster is a Texas prospect that could see SHL time very soon!

3.Kasper Haapanen

The (funniest) story of game eighty eight was St. Louis Scarecrow goalie Kasper Haapanen. This 155 TPE goaltender hasn't been seen since three days after he joined the league. Haapanen was clean through the final forty minuets of play- he held Colorado to only one goal on twenty-four shots! Ooohwheee!

<div align="center">Team Stats</div>
SOG:
St. Louis: 24
Colorado: 22

Power Play:
St. Louis 1/5
Colorado 0/3

Hits:
St. Louis 13
Colorado: 11

Face off wins:
St. Louis: 36
Colorado: 32

Blocked Shots:
St. Louis: 5
Colorado: 3

St. Louis led in every god damn stat. And Kelly Rivets beautiful stache carried the team to victory.

||| Honorable Mention to Mammoths center Evgeny Yakikov for going +1 and winning 7/10 face offs |||